International Conference on Comparative Literary Studies

ICCLSS

21st Sep – 22nd Sep 2026 Rome, Italy

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Conference ICCLSS

Date 21st Sep – 22nd Sep 2026

Location Rome, Italy

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Conference Session Tracks

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

01 Comparative Approaches to English Literature +

This track invites papers that explore the methodologies and frameworks of comparative literature within the realm of English literature. Participants will analyze how different literary traditions can inform and enhance the understanding of English texts.

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02 Cross-Cultural Narratives in English Literature +

This session focuses on the interplay between English literature and various cultural narratives from around the world. It aims to uncover how cross-cultural influences shape themes, characters, and storytelling techniques in English literary works.

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03 Translation Studies and Literary Identity +

Papers in this track will examine the role of translation in shaping literary identity and cultural representation. Discussions will center on how translated works contribute to the understanding of both source and target cultures.

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04 Aesthetics and Symbolism in English Texts +

This track seeks to explore the aesthetic dimensions and symbolic representations found in English literature. Participants will engage with how these elements contribute to deeper meanings and interpretations of literary works.

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05 Philosophical Underpinnings in Comparative Literature +

This session invites discussions on the philosophical frameworks that underpin comparative literary studies. Papers will investigate how philosophical concepts influence literary analysis and interpretation across cultures.

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06 Representation and Identity in Global Literature +

This track addresses the themes of representation and identity as they manifest in global literary contexts. Participants will analyze how diverse identities are portrayed and negotiated within English literature.

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07 Textual Analysis and Narrative Theory +

This session focuses on the application of textual analysis and narrative theory to English literary texts. Scholars will present innovative approaches to understanding narrative structures and their implications for literary interpretation.

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08 Literary Criticism in a Global Context +

This track examines the evolution of literary criticism in the context of globalization. Papers will explore how critical perspectives from various cultures can enrich the analysis of English literature.

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09 Intersections of Aesthetics and Philosophy +

This session invites papers that explore the intersections between aesthetics and philosophical thought in English literature. Participants will discuss how these domains influence each other and shape literary expression.

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10 Global Perspectives on English Literary Traditions +

This track encourages exploration of English literary traditions through a global lens. Scholars will investigate how international influences and dialogues reshape the understanding of English literary heritage.

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11 Narrative Techniques in Comparative Analysis +

This session focuses on the narrative techniques employed in English literature and their comparative implications. Participants will analyze how different narrative forms contribute to the thematic richness of literary texts across cultures.

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